Helios Bouquet
55,50 €
64,50 € with shipping
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View bouquetChoose an available date in the cart calendar and check the delivery charge before paying. Enter the recipient’s full address and telephone number. Read our shipping information for the service details.
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Twenty pink carnations, nine pink roses or Dream of Sunflowers in the Grande size: three bouquets at three budgets for someone in Torre Pacheco. Compare the flowers, the option and the total with delivery. If you are not sure of their taste, Florist’s Choice leaves the mix to our workshop; its photographs are examples.
Current prices for the options shown. The total adds €9 standard delivery; other services and extras cost more. Vase not included. Check the available date and your order total.
Torre Pacheco is a municipality of about 41,000 people (INE, 1 January 2025): the town itself and eleven outlying villages, called pedanías. If you have married into a family from here, you may hear about “the fiesta” without anyone saying which one. The municipal tourist guide lists a patron-saint fiesta for each place, with a date for almost all of them. Below are the ones for the town and its pedanías. The guide is some years old, so check with the family how they mark it now.
| Place | Feast day |
|---|---|
| Santa Rosalía | 17 January, San Antonio Abad |
| Roldán | 19 March, San José |
| La Hortichuela | Easter Monday, Virgen de El Pasico |
| Los Meroños | 15 May, San Isidro |
| El Albardinal | Corpus Christi, in May or June depending on the year |
| Camachos | 24 June, San Juan |
| Los Olmos-Hoyamorena | 16 July, Virgen del Carmen |
| San Cayetano | 7 August, San Cayetano |
| El Jimenado | 4 September, Virgen de la Consolación |
| Dolores de Pacheco | 15 September, Virgen de los Dolores |
| Torre Pacheco | 7 October, Virgen del Rosario |
| Balsicas | October, Virgen del Rosario |
These are feast days, not delivery promises. The cart calendar shows which dates are available for your order. If the day itself is not offered, choose one just before or after, when someone will be at home in Torre Pacheco.
A saint’s day is the feast of the saint a person is named after, and some Spanish families mark it much like a birthday. If your mother-in-law in Dolores de Pacheco is a Dolores, or goes by Lola, her saint’s day is usually celebrated on 15 September, the date the municipal guide gives for the feast of the Virgen de los Dolores in her village. Nine pink roses make the point without a long explanation.
“Happy saint’s day, Lola. Sorry to miss the fiesta again. We are thinking of you.”
The guide gives San José as Roldán’s patron saint, so 19 March is the feast it lists for the village and the saint’s day of anyone called José, or Pepe for short. For a father-in-law or a grandfather, sunflowers can feel more natural than roses: Dream of Sunflowers in the Grande size is the one to look at.
“Happy saint’s day, José. One of these years we will make it to Roldán for this.”
Rosario is a woman’s name in Spain, often shortened to Charo, and it comes from the Virgen del Rosario, the patron of Torre Pacheco. So her saint’s day and the town’s patron day are one and the same: 7 October. If the family will be out that day, work out in advance who can take the flowers in.
“Happy saint’s day, Charo. We hope the whole town is making a fuss of you.”
A Spanish address often has two place names to get right: the place the family names and the municipality it belongs to. In Torre Pacheco the two are often different, and the Region’s official tourism lists print them together, like this: “Roldán (Torre Pacheco)”. Ask for the address exactly as the family writes it, then keep both names.
If the family just says “in Dolores”, check which one. Dolores de Pacheco is a village in Torre Pacheco; Los Dolores is a different place, in Cartagena. The “de Pacheco” is there for a reason: when the border with neighbouring San Javier was drawn in 1836, the village took the longer name to show which side it was on. Type it in full.
If they live on a golf resort, the resort’s name may be all you have heard. Two examples from the official tourism lists: La Torre Golf Resort comes under Roldán (Torre Pacheco), so “La Torre” does not mean the town, and Mar Menor Golf Resort comes under Torre Pacheco, even though the name sounds like the coast. Ask for the full line: street and number, the resort’s name, any block (bloque), staircase (escalera) and door (puerta), and a mobile number with +34.
The same goes for the other villages: Balsicas, El Jimenado, Los Meroños and the rest go alongside Torre Pacheco, with the postcode the family uses.
Persa is a family florist in Spain, established in 1975. We make your bouquet by hand in our workshop and send it by courier to the Torre Pacheco address you give us, on the date you choose in the cart calendar.
Standard delivery is €9 per order. Saturday, when the calendar offers it, is a separate €18 service with one attempt. Extras are added separately. We do not offer same-day delivery. Read the delivery information for services and conditions.
The name may mean little to you, so ask the family whether they mean the Hospital General Universitario Los Arcos del Mar Menor. That is the public hospital assigned to Torre Pacheco’s health area, and it is not in the town: it is at Pozo Aledo, in the municipality of San Javier. Before you order, find out from the family and the ward whether flowers are allowed and who would take them in.
You see your bouquet before it sets off for Torre Pacheco.
When your bouquet is ready we send you a photograph of it, the real one, so you know what is on its way to Torre Pacheco however far away you are. We are not asking you to approve it, and it does not show delivery.
The flowers travel protected, with Aquapack hydration, your message in its envelope and flower food. On arrival, trim the stems a little, stand them in a clean vase of fresh water away from direct sun and heating, and change the water every couple of days. A vase is not included; it can be added as a paid extra where offered.

Your message is included with the bouquet, in a black envelope. If you and the person in Torre Pacheco speak English together, write in English. If you are writing to your partner’s family in one of the villages, a line of Spanish can mean more than a paragraph they need translating.
Three short lines that do the job: “Feliz santo” (happy saint’s day), “Muchas felicidades en tu día” (many congratulations on your day) and “Os echamos de menos” (we miss you all). Check names and accents before you confirm, and sign with the name they call you.
Delivery details, such as a block number or the best phone to ring, belong in the order details, not on the card. To add a picture of your own, the Instax photo is a paid extra, separate from the photograph of the bouquet that we send you.
You can order from anywhere for someone in Torre Pacheco. The delivery address is theirs; your own details are used for order updates and the bouquet photo. Pay at checkout with your card or a digital wallet. Prices are in euros.
If your parents or friends have a place on one of the resorts in Torre Pacheco, send a quick message before you choose a date: will they be there that week? Flowers need someone to take them in. If you would rather keep the surprise, ask a neighbour or another relative to find out for you.
“Happy 70th, Dad. Everyone here sends their love, and the grandchildren have made you a card.”
English support is available until 21:00 Spain time, and you can message Persa on WhatsApp at any time, or call us on +34 950 120 211.
Looking for a florist you can walk into? Persa has no shop in Torre Pacheco: we make your bouquet by hand in our workshop and it travels by courier, like every order. Our guide to finding a florist near you explains the difference.
For someone elsewhere in the area, see our guides for Murcia, Cartagena and Torrevieja.
No. Persa has no shop in Torre Pacheco. We have been a family florist in Spain since 1975: we make the bouquet by hand in our workshop and send it by courier, like every order. For a florist you can walk into, see our guide to finding a florist near you.
Florist’s Choice leaves the mix to our workshop; its photographs are examples and the flowers change with availability. If you would rather decide yourself, twenty pink carnations or nine pink roses are a simple choice.
The carrier may call if the recipient is out. We make at least two delivery attempts; the Saturday service has one attempt. Choose a date when someone can receive and give a phone number they answer.
You pay at checkout with your card or a digital wallet; prices are shown in euros. You can message us on WhatsApp at +34 669 284 261 at any time, and English support is available until 21:00 Spain time.
Yes, we deliver across mainland Spain. San Javier and Los Alcázares are municipalities in their own right, and Roda, beside Dolores de Pacheco, belongs to San Javier. If the house is in one of them, that is the name for the address, not Torre Pacheco.
Yes. We send you a photo of the actual prepared bouquet before dispatch. It is different from the catalogue picture and does not confirm delivery to the recipient.
A vase is not included. Vases and other additions are paid optional extras where offered; check your selected extras before confirming the total.
Add the selected bouquet price and €9 standard delivery per order, plus any optional extras. Saturday is a separate €18 service when offered by the calendar, with one attempt; the two delivery charges are not added together.
We do not offer same-day delivery. Check the dates available in the cart calendar and choose one when someone can receive the bouquet. The carrier may call if the recipient is absent; keep receiving independent of an event or meeting time.